Overview
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Project Name
The Bath Pattern Book
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Location
Bath
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Category
Masterplanning and urban design
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Landscape Architect
Landscape Projects Ltd
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Client
Bath and North East Somerset Council;
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Brief
To provide public realm design guidance for the city centre of Bath, which would : • grow out of, and enhance, the unique character of the city. • show how people-centred place-making principles could be applied to Bath. • show how the requirements for safe streets can be met in a historic, thriving, forward-looking city. • provide a description of the high aspirations and standards that the city has for it’s public realm. • establish a high level of craft in the making and maintenance of sustainable streets and places.
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Awards
Highly commended LI Awards 2016
Details
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Project Team
Landscape practice: Landscape Projects; client: Bath and North East Somerset Council; co-consultants: Civic Engineers, Gehl Architects, Research Design Architecture, Spiers and Major, Working pArts
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Year Completed
0001
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Project Size
Bath city centre
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Contract Value
n/a
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Additional Information
The Bath Pattern Book reinvents the idea of a city built around the pleasure to be found in sharing a public realm. Drawing on archive evidence showing that the Georgian city was built around Parades and Terraces, Squares and Crescents, the Book brings together research into people-centred place-making with current best practice in pedestrian priority public realm design, to provide practical streetscape design guidance which is now in use in Bath. It is the document which ensures that authenticity, materiality and workmanship are of the highest standards. It is making a difference, in planning of new projects and in renewal and maintenance of existing places.